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Do I need to put a wedding website on save the date?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

Yes, put your wedding website on the save the date. It is the easiest way for guests to find all the details early, especially travel and accommodation information.

A save the date is sent months before the wedding, often before the formal invitations. Adding your website link lets guests start planning straight away. They can check the date, book time off work, and arrange travel or accommodation before prices rise. It also gives them a place to find updates if your plans change.

You do not need to include the full address, just the website name or a short link. Put it clearly, for example, "Visit our website at [your site name] for more details." If you are using a wedding website service, you can often create a custom link that is easy to type. On the save the date, you can also mention that the formal invitation will follow later.

If you prefer not to share the website on the save the date, you can include it on the invitation instead. But guests will appreciate having it early, especially if many are travelling. Make sure the website is live and up to date before you send the save the date, so there is no disappointment.

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